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The offending curley braces are on lines 78, 248, and 299. They will cause texture problems if you run this map in Spearhead.

For answer #2:

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One of the problems is your shader file. There are a number of left curley braces ({) that should be right curley braces (}).

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Some of the water textures are better for ponds. I used a subpen texture in the rain tutorials. They don't move like an ocean, just ripples of light. Yes it is a Spearhead texture, but I think there are a couple with MOHAA that will work as well.

Generally you would put "exec global/ambient.scr m3l3" before "level waittill spawn"

You dont need it both. Put it in your script if plan on changing it during the game. Even if you add it to the worldspawn entity in the .map file you can still change it in a script. The reference guide is good for looking up what the values are for different standard maps.

The worldspawn reference guide is a good reference for the values even if you want to do it the script.

I think it would look better if it were not negative like so:

There is a missing curley brace in the custom shader. If you are not using it, remove all custom .pk3 files from MOHAA\main. This is a very good practice anyway.